A Decorative 17thC Spanish Walnut Baroque Period Side Chair sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles this mask reminds us of

this mask reminds us of the enduring power of pretence and the everlasting appeal of the theatre

the government passed the Beer Act of 1830

He attended Dublin College of Art and in 1955 he moved to London spending five years drifting between jobs and playing the guitar professionally

Before very long The Rowley Gallery was also producing inlaid wood panels and furniture

this heavy piece is in good structural condition and the statue itself does not suffer from any chips though has some abrasion marks

A Decorative 17thC Spanish Walnut Baroque Period Side Chair sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles this mask reminds us ofOrigin: Spanish Period: Late 17thC Provenance: The Collection of Graham & Susan James Date: c. 1680 Width: 19 inches Depth: 17 inches Height: 42. 5 inches The seventeenth century hide upholstered joined walnut side chair, with traces of an attractive blue paint remaining to the lower carving, the whole having a rectangular back and seat upholstered in hide attached with over sized nails, foliate carved and pierced front stretcher and scroll cut low